Military Service

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#	Title	Date	Summary
201	Last fall Alumnus 26:4, p.	10/01/1942	Three men who were students last year are now in military service; photo.
202	Little glamour for WAAC's, say two who speak here College Eye 34:2, p.1	09/18/1942	Two officers describe life in the service.
203	Army Reserve Corps courses to offer officer training College Eye 33:44, p.1	08/14/1942	Criteria for enlistment.
204	Colonel Shaffer knows Bataan defenses Alumnus 26:3, p.28	07/01/1942	Pearl M. Shaffer was a second lieutenant and later a captain of infantry the U. S. Army; he has now retired; three other graduates also served in the Spanish-American War.
205	Offers naval training course Alumnus 26:3, p.3	07/01/1942	V-1 Naval Reserve program offers opportunity to continue study while preparing for service.
206	Age limit raised in Marine reserve College Eye 33:35, p.4	06/12/1942	Criteria for enlistment.
207	'Future officers' drilled in new military course College Eye 33:31, p.1	05/08/1942	Faculty conduct classes for men who wish to prepare for military service.
208	It's parade rest for 'campus rookies' College Eye 33:31, p.1	05/08/1942	Participants in the military survey course practice commands; photo.
209	Notice to junior men College Eye 33:28, p.1	04/17/1942	V-7 program will close.
210	Reserve training program offered College Eye 33:28, p.1	04/17/1942	ISTC will participate in the V-7 and V-5 programs.
211	Secretary Knox lauds Navy training here College Eye 33:28, p.1	04/17/1942	For participation in naval reserve program.
212	The Navy and you College Eye 33:27, p.2	04/10/1942	Description of the various officer training (V) programs.
213	To sophomore men College Eye 33:27, p.1	04/10/1942	Navy V-1 examination will not be given; other arrangements will be made.
214	Urge 'math' training for naval reservists College Eye 33:20, p.1	02/13/1942
215	War booms value of 'math' for men students College Eye 33:17, p.1	01/23/1942	Professor Watson talks about the value of mathematics for men who will enter military service.
216	Notice to men College Eye 33:16, p.1	01/16/1942	Urges men to take math courses so that they will be better prepared for military service.
217	Application for naval reserve open to juniors and seniors College Eye 33:15, p.1	01/09/1942	Description of the V-7 program.
218	Work and war cause gap in male enrollment College Eye 33:15, p.1	01/09/1942	Twenty-seven men have dropped out of school for military service or defense work.
219	James J. Mathews Alumnus 26:1, p.22	01/01/1942	Stationed at March Field, California, as private first class in the Air Corps.
220	Melvin B. Ingebritsen Alumnus 31:4, p.20	01/01/1942	Serving in US Army, with rank of Master Sergeant at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana.
221	Roy Olsen Alumnus 30:2, p.23	01/01/1942	In a course of primary flight instruction at the Palo Airport in King City, California.
222	He's off for the army Alumnus 25:4, p.17	10/01/1941	Roland Wick departs for army physical; friends up early to see him off; but he returns when he fails the examination; photo.
223	Mighty midgets are after title Alumnus 25:4, p.7	10/01/1941	It is hard to predict football season success, because many men may be in military service; photo.
224	My day in Uncle Sam's Army Alumnus 25:4, p.15	10/01/1941	Justin Martin describes a typical day in basic training.
225	Uncle Sam's radio man--John Lakin at Camp Claiborne Alumnus 25:4, p.16	10/01/1941	John Lakin describes his work with radio communications in the army.
226	Editor says 'good-bye, hello'; Wick is rejected by the army College Eye 32:39, p.1	07/18/1941	Roland Wick leaves campus, then returns after examination in Des Moines; photo.
227	Teachers College spreads wings of defense over nation Alumnus 25:3, p.14	07/01/1941	Survey of ISTC alumni who are already in military service; third course for flyers offered on campus and at Livingston Airways; good attendance at conference on teaching democracy; some men do defense work at John Deere; photo.
228	Set up defense council College Eye 32:33, p.1	05/23/1941	Will advise men on possible military service.
229	Campus Canvass; school--then army say students College Eye 32:29, p.2	04/25/1941	TC students respond to the question, should the government allow men in college to graduate before calling them to serve in the army?
230	Bacon, former student visits alma mater College Eye 31:28, p.4	04/19/1940	Noel Bacon completed naval air training; will be stationed on aircraft carrier.
231	Frank Ward Alumnus 24:1, p.23	01/01/1940	Major in the 17th United States Infantry, with headquarters at Ft. Crook, Nebraska. He and his wife, the former Mary Belle Nicosom, have three children. He has been to England, France, Japan, Siberia, China, Philippines, Hawaii, and Panama.
232	James Luker Alumnus 24:1, p.27	01/01/1940	Received his commission as second lieutenant in the U. S. Army Aviation Corps and is stationed at Moffett Field, California. He is the nephew of C. W. Wester, Mathematics Department.
233	Robert Schuyhart Alumnus 22:1, p.24	01/01/1938	Chaplain in the Navy Department; lives in Washington, D. C.
234	From Sergeant to mentor--Whitford College Eye 28:26, p.4	04/02/1937	A look at Coach Whitford's experiences in the Army during World War I; photo.
235	Captain William Ulysses Watson Alumnus 20:2, p.31	04/01/1936	Died on January 15, 1936 in Washington D. C., after retiring from the United States Army.
236	Frank Johnson Alumnus 29:4, p.18	01/01/1936	Captain of the Medical Administrative Corps Reserve, now on active duty; wife's former name was Bernice Davin.
237	Nine of Class of '10 served in World War, records show Alumnus 19:4, p.11	10/01/1935	Roster of those who were in military service.
238	Editorials; hats off to the navy! College Eye 24:27, p.2	04/07/1933	Pray for the sailors who died.
239	Julian H. Gist Alumnus 16:3, p.29	07/01/1932	Captain in the United States Army at Fort Omaha.
240	Photography and study of wild flowers Public Relations News Release 1931:388, p.1	05/11/1932	Professor Riebe's work appears in a professional journal and in the Des Moines Register; learned photography while in World War I military service.
241	George H. McManus Alumnus 16:2, p.23	04/01/1932	History of different ranks in his army career; now executive officer of organized reserves in the first corps area.
242	Richard Wallace Alumnus 16:2, p.15	04/01/1932	Passes Naval Academy examination.
243	Pearl M. Shaffer Alumnus 16:1, p.27	01/01/1932	As a Colonel in the U.S. Army, he is an instructor for the Iowa National Guard.
244	T. C. man joins air corps of Marines College Eye 20:39, p.1	06/27/1929	William Kelly will take four year course in Aeronautics Division.
245	J. O. Perrine visits campus College Eye 19:18, p.5	01/18/1928	Former professor visits and speaks.
246	Another T. C. student to enter West Point College Eye 18:32, p.1	03/02/1927	Harry Fleeger appointed.
247	Former T. C. student elected to West Point College Eye 18:29, p.1	02/09/1927	George Woods appointed.
248	A bugaboo about military training College Eye 18:2, p.4	06/18/1926	Gives reasons in favor of military training.
249	Editorially College Eye 17:40, p.4	04/07/1926	Collection of opinions on military training in schools.
250	A communication College Eye 17:38, p.2	03/31/1926	Professor Robinson gives reasons for military training.
251	Ought we obey our consciences? College Eye 17:38, p.3	03/31/1926	Asserts that one should be allowed to follow his own conscience and make his own decision about military service.
252	Something to do College Eye 17:38, p.4	03/31/1926	Argues for less military spending and for peace.
253	The Inquiring Reporter College Eye 16:17, p.3	01/14/1925	Students asked if military training should be implemented at I.S.T.C.
254	Literary; a lost opportunity College Eye 14:21, p.5	11/08/1922	Discusses experience in American Expeditionary Force.
255	Field artillery at sea (concluded) College Eye 14:19, p.3	10/25/1922	Relates experience on the transport Traz Os Montes during World War I.
256	Field artillery at sea College Eye 14:18, p.7	10/18/1922	Relates experience on the transport Traz Os Montes during World War I.
257	Leslie A. I. Chapman Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.8	10/01/1922	Lieutenant Colonel Leslie A. I. Chapman of the U. S. Army dies of heart failure in his office at Fort Riley on September 14, 1922. His remains are buried at the Fort Riley Military Cemetary.
258	Sophus C. Jacobsen Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.6	10/01/1922	Captain Sophus C. Jacobsen serves as an instructor in the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Snelling, Minnesota.
259	Captain Julian H. Gist Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.6	07/01/1922	Captain J. H. Gist is transferred to Honolulu, Hawaii from Fort Fleming, Georgia.
260	Iowa soldier-sailor monument, Capitol Hill Old Gold 0:0, p.9	06/01/1922	Photo of monument.
261	Casper Schenk Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.5	04/01/1922	Casper Schenk is named a Major in the Eighty-eighth Division of the National Army Reserve Corps. He is placed in charge of machine gun and howitzer service.
262	Orth tells of life at West Point College Eye 12:19, p.2	01/26/1921	Leonard Orth writes of his experiences there.
263	Henry Immerzeel College Eye 12:17, p.7	01/12/1921	Henry Immerzeel tells humorous story about his war service.
264	Robert Lindsay Robinson Alumni News Letter 4:4, p.5	10/01/1920	Promoted to Captain, transferred to Washington D. C., and attached to War Risk Bureau.
265	Van Houten goes to good position College Eye 12:4, p.6	09/22/1920	Rural Education Professor L. H. Van Houten is elected head of University of Wyoming's Rural Education Department.
266	Harry W. Anderson College Eye 12:, p.8	09/08/1920	Is director of the US Army automobile school in Oklahoma.
267	Faculty Club Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.2	04/01/1920	Professors gave account of experiences as educators in army at monthly meeting.
268	What army life did for a man; Perrine talks to men College Eye 11:7, p.1	10/29/1919	Believes that military service gives men a broader outlook on life and world affairs.
269	Camp life Old Gold 0:0, p.167	06/01/1919	Humorous cartoon about life in camp.
270	Military Old Gold 0:0, p.165	06/01/1919	Illustration of three men in trenches..
271	Rules of etiquette Old Gold 0:0, p.170	06/01/1919	Humorous etiquette rules and sayings about the students; photo.
272	Student Army Training Corps Old Gold 0:0, p.156	06/01/1919	Description of the training program; group photographs; individual photographs with captions; photo.
273	The Military Hop Old Gold 0:0, p.177	06/01/1919	Overview of the Farewell Military Hop; lyrics to the song "Good bye and good luck."
274	Harold Sheldon College Eye 11:1, p.8	05/28/1919	Visited Cedar Falls after returning from service overseas; plans to attend in the fall.
275	Kenney Brunsvold now stationed at Camp Grant College Eye 10:27, p.5	05/21/1919	Visited the campus while on furlough.
276	Lieut. Al Sorenson College Eye 10:27, p.5	05/21/1919	Alumnus and aviator stationed at Kelley field visited the campus.
277	Romeo Short College Eye 10:24, p.5	05/21/1919	Former football captain and former military man left for Canadian farming interests.
278	Chauffeur Donald A. Mann College Eye 10:26, p.3	05/14/1919	Gladbrook man visited here shortly after returning from France.
279	John Wright, '17, who was discharged from the army College Eye 10:26, p.3	05/14/1919	Star athlete and alumnus visited town after a year overseas and his recent discharge.
280	Sgt. John Mastain, '15, was discharged College Eye 10:26, p.3	05/14/1919	Alumnus visits college after discharge from Camp Dodge.
281	Wendell Strike, '16, who served over a year in Italy College Eye 10:26, p.3	05/14/1919	Former football player visited college after a year of service.
282	Corporal Bruce West College Eye 10:1, p.3	05/07/1919	Newly returned from service in France; visits sister Helen here on campus.
283	Milton Tostlebe who was junior here when he enlisted College Eye 10:1, p.3	05/07/1919	Medical Corps man discharged from service.
284	V. V. ("Jack") Frost, '17 College Eye 10:1, p.3	05/07/1919	Former student and overseas soldier visited college last week and intends to enroll.
285	Major Frank Ward College Eye 10:25, p.5	04/30/1919	Former student has been reassigned from France to Russia.
286	Miss Mae Triplett went to Camp Dodge College Eye 10:25, p.5	04/30/1919	Visited brother, who recently returned from overseas.
287	Nelson Hersey, versatile Teachers College athlete College Eye 10:25, p.5	04/30/1919	Student in Navy training; will leave military service in June and return to college.
288	Sergeant Fordyce Jones, better known as "Slim" College Eye 10:25, p.5	04/30/1919	Former student returns home to Cedar Falls after ten months overseas.
289	Twelfth division votes for universal training College Eye 10:25, p.4	04/30/1919	Survey in Massachusetts reveals support for some sort of military training.
290	In the window of Cross and Co. College Eye 10:24, p.5	04/23/1919	Captain Sophus Jacobsen's souvenirs from his war service.
291	Vic. Peterson, B. A. '17 College Eye 10:24, p.5	04/23/1919	Medical corpsman and former student visited last week.
292	From "over there" College Eye 10:23, p.4	04/16/1919	Notes from Casper Schenk, W. C. Schluter, and John R. Brown.
293	Words have been received here that John Mastain College Eye 10:23, p.5	04/16/1919	Military man to set sail again.
294	Mr. Wm. T. McGrew, a former student College Eye 10:21, p.3	04/02/1919	Visiting college friends upon returning from service in France.
295	Brief accounts of returning overseas men; Corporal Frank G. Piercy, and Private Joseph Rude College Eye 10:20, p.1	03/26/1919	Profiles of military service of Frank G. Piercy and Joseph P. Rude.
296	Brief accounts of returning overseas men College Eye 10:19, p.4	03/19/1919	Profiles of Elmer P. Schindler, William J. Berry, and Miller Christiansen.
297	Classical Club at home of Doctor Merchant College Eye 10:19, p.5	03/19/1919	Program for the meeting.
298	Historic phrases of the war; notable slogans, terse epigrams, and laconic messages by leaders in the world struggle College Eye 10:16, p.4	02/26/1919	Explanation of several memorable quotations from World War I.
299	Kint helps sink "subs" on chaser; another Teachers College man has thrilling experiences on Atlantic; was a listener College Eye 10:16, p.1	02/26/1919	Manford Kint tells of his experiences in the US Navy.
300	Lieutenant Lester Ary College Eye 10:16, p.5	02/26/1919	Served overseas for three months; now an instructor; visited college.